Tanis Nikana

ooof.

I wouldn’t elect you for any reason whatsoever.

In English, in order to form a valid sentence, there needs to be at least one noun. While you can say “what’s the weather?” “raining,” as a reply, if there’s no implied subject, an empty noun must be established first. English would use “it” as a pure empty noun for the sake of the sentence.

It’s weird to see the Arc de Triomphe without the bit in the middle, busted and hovering in the air.

Cannot believe that’s an actual thought, but it’s honest.

wait wait wait, lemmy get this right

The pun was there the whole time!